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That sounds amazing!! Will definitely try that!!

Thanks for watching!! You all keep me motivated to keep going!! ♥️

Ooh yeah that’s a good idea to be safe! I also can’t wait for spring!! It’s just around the corner!!

Hey thanks for sharing, what have you grown? yeah in the colder seasons it takes the seeds to sprout slower. Have you tried growing radish, lettuce, peas? those ones don’t mind the season and grow quick. In about two weeks spring will be around and the germination will happen a lot quicker

I live in Gauteng, I have zone 9b- Benoni. lol I hope that’s right, I just googled now. There will be subtle differences in Cape Town however for the most part our climates and seasons are similar

Yeah a good one that is easy to start is rocket. Try it out and hopefully it grows 🙌☝🏾

@@GardeningWithKaraboMahlase Will def start with that one 👌.

@pumlambiza3922 ♥️

Rosemary, lavender, thyme, rocket, fennel are all fairly easy to grow. Maybe start in a container so you can move it around to find the right spot for it. Mine thrive on neglect. :) Sometimes we baby them too much.

@@cazomega Thanks soo much 🙏 Will definately try this method.

I had the same problem... With my own cat though 😂😂... So I kept the garden a bit extra moist for some days... She eventually gave up due to the moist

Maybe try a trellis/fence or chicken fence tunnel to keep them out? I have 5 dogs and made a cheap trellis from wood offcuts to keep them out the veggie garden.

Citronella ... The smell confuses them.

I hope the comments below helped a bit!

Do you know what it’s getting eaten by?

I usually just plant a lot and replace as needed - eventually end up with a decent harvest. Mine get eaten by the cabbage white caterpillars, birds, aphids and more lol. I interplant with onions, marigolds, leeks, root plants like carrots, beetroots and even spinach to confuse the bugs. I also plant nasturtium nearby but not in the same bed - it draws the aphids away. And lastly - I try and stay 100% natural - no pesticides or artificial fertilizers etc - that way your beneficial insects can come along to kill off the bugs we don't want in the garden. Good luck!

I understand, thank you